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Fish makes babies brighter

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  1. Although 55% of Indians eat meat and fish , the rest are
    puny and weak and India needs to outlaw vegeterianism and
    astology which is keeping it behind in andh vishwash .

    excerpt times timesonline.co.uk0,,174
    1157173,00.html

    I really don’t believe in these limits, it’s hocus-
    pocus and suggests that there is a hidden threat.
    The Japanese and the Icelanders eat more fish and
    seafood than anyone else and they have the longest
    life expectancy and the highest birth weights. We
    should eat as much as we like and it will not do
    us any harm.

    “It will also improve the health of the nation which is
    suffering chronic heart disease and an epidemic of mental
    illness and psychiatric disorders.”

    A recommended portion is about five ounces (140g) of cooked
    fish and six ounces (170g) of raw. Canned tuna does not
    count as an oily fish — other canned species do — but like
    white fish it also contains Omega 3 fatty acids.

    Mothers who want brighter children should eat fish regularly
    during pregnancy, according to new research from the
    University of North Carolina. Children aged 15 months were
    tested for their understanding of words and those with
    mothers who ate fish more than once a week scored 7 per cent
    higher than those who ate no fish.

    Similar patterns were seen in tests on social activity and
    language development. Children who ate fish once a week
    before their first birthday also scored higher.

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